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Title: Vistas de Society, Vistas de Society,Journal of the School of Social Sciences & Humanities ,USTM.
| Article Name | Authors | Pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inclusion or Exclusion: A Case Study of primitive Jarawa tribe of Andaman Islands-The social justice issue | U Kumar,B P Sahu & B I Laskar | 1-15 | View |
| Understanding the Dynamics of Exclusion from the perspectives of Emergency Disaster Response | F A Manik Shah & M Ali | 16-26 | View |
| An Insight into Socially Excluded Groups in India through Gender and Social Exclusion Indicators | S Sarmah | 27-37 | View |
| Social Exclusion and Rural Health Infrastructure with special reference to Women’s Health Care: An Empirical Study on Ri-Bhoi District of Meghalaya | P Dutta & M Y Humtsoe | 38-54 | View |
| Reproductive Health : A Study of Awareness among Scheduled Caste Women of Silchar town in Assam | R Shahani & K Choudhury | 55-62 | View |
| Students’ Attitudes toward Mental Illness | J Mahanta | 63-69 | View |
| Dynamics of Health Care Sevices in Reru Village of Arunachal Pradesh | B I Laskar & Diyu Rima | 70-83 | View |
| A Correlational study between socio-economic status and occupational aspiration of the Tiwa Tribe of Assam | N Bhagabati & S Baruah | 84-92 | View |
| ‘Girl Power’, ‘ New Femininities’ and Women’s Attitudes to Balancing Work and Family: A Study of Indian Women Pursuing Higher Education in India | R Sarma | 93-115 | View |
| Academic Achievement and Socio-Economic Status of the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Students: A Case Study of Lakhimpur District, Assam | A Chaliha & T Bhuyan | 116-124 | View |
| Social Exclusion Relating to Higher Education in India | S Ahmed & M R Choudhury | 125-132 | View |
| Welfare Facilities of the Tea Garden labourers- A Comparative Study of the Daisajan & Khobong Tea Estates of Tinsukia District | M J Konwar | 133-142 | View |
| The Identity Discourse in Assam | R R Das | 143-150 | View |
| Who Needs a Re-Invented Shakespeare? | B Choudhury | 151-155 | View |